Sentence examples for distinct conservation from inspiring English sources

To date, more than 500 iguanas have been released into the wild, and iguanas are now breeding in the wild at three distinct conservation sites.

For example, the Cape parrot is considered to be "a distinct conservation unit" (a species) by the International Ornithologists Unionn and by BirdLife South Africa and for this reason, it is listed for protection in South Africa.

Can species that are morphologically almost identical occupy different ecological niches, and hence potentially need distinct conservation planning?

Wisconsin and Solapur differ in payment rules and funding sources, which reflect distinct conservation and social goals.

We conclude with specific criteria for selecting key stakeholders to facilitate each distinct conservation objective, thereby helping to mitigate the problem of stakeholder identification in ways that avoid blueprint approaches.

To assess the effectiveness of proposed regional land conservation strategies in the context of rapid urbanization, we measured the impacts of simulated development patterns on two distinct conservation goals: protecting priority natural resources and limiting landscape fragmentation.

The rhinos of Borneo are sufficiently distinct that conservation geneticists have advised against crossing their lineages with the other populations.

Distinct positional conservation is observed at ~-800, where 2 4G, 2 3G, 3 2G and 1 1G motifs occur [see Additional file 6].

We detected two groups of genomic regions confined by HCE pairs with distinct distance conservation pattern in vertebrate genomes.

In the ribonucleotide synthesis group, distinct positional conservation of G-rich motifs was observed, with the motifs almost occurring in columns.

The CACA motif showed distinct positional conservation between ~-800 and -1000 (15 occurrences) and between -1600 and -1700 (10 occurrences) [Figure 8, Additional file 6].